"Where is Mehbooba Mufti? The person I'm watching on @HeadlinesToday is certainly not the person I knew for the last six years," Omar wrote on twitter.Com.
"Suddenly there are 'red lines' that are being drawn in the sand. How people change in office(!)" Omar said on the microblogging site.
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Mehbooba, who had termed PSA as a "black spot" on democracy earlier as an opposition leader, made it clear that the decision was taken keeping in mind the forthcoming tourism season.
"Kashmir is on the road of economic recovery. People like Masarat Alam are danger to that recovery. Masarat Alam crossed the red line," she said.
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